v 28.1 April 2016
Airport Area Strategic
Development Planning Meeting
Slated For This Spring
Noise Exposure
Map Submitted To
FAA For Approval
Charlotte Douglas International
The Airport Area Strategic
Airport has sent its updated
Development Plan (AASDP) team
Noise Exposure Maps to the
will hold a workshop with the
Federal Aviation Administration
surrounding community to discuss
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how the Airport’s land and areas
around CLT can be best developed.
for review and official determination. The Aviation Department
worked with Landrum & Brown
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Charlotte City Council approved
to update the maps. The last
the creation of the CLT AASDP in
Noise Exposure Map update was
October. The Airport has engaged
finished in 1996, and the Airport
MXD Development Strategists, as well
just completed the update for
as a team of local experts to help
2015. The Noise Exposure Map
guide the process and evolve the plan.
update began in 2014.
The primary objective of this project
Continued on back page.
Charlotte Douglas
International Airport
is to stimulate economic growth and
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create employment opportunities
in the land around CLT.
Continued on back page.
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Work Process
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Stage One – Economic & Market Analysis & Initial Airport Area Strategic Development Plan Concept
Study Area
Analysis
& Stakeholder
Engagement
Real Estate
Market &
Economic Cluster
Analysis
Airport
Case Studies &
Benchmarking
Recommended
Land Use
Development
Program
Key Development
Areas, Catalyst
Sites & Land Use /
Transportation
Framework
Initial Airport Area
Strategic
Development Plan
Concept
We Are Here
Stage Two– Enhanced Detail, Feasibility Analysis & Implementation Action Plan
Detailed
Allocation &
Catalyst Project
Concept Planning
Identification of
Enabling
Roads & Utilities
Financial
Feasibility
Analysis
Project Timeline
Winter 2016
Start
Stakeholder
Engagement
Airport Area
Strategic
Development Plan
Finalization
Spring 2016
Neighbors
Information
Update
Stakeholder Engagement
& Field Work
December 1-7
Council Approval
October 26
Phasing &
Staging Strategy
Neighbors Information
Update
January 14
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electronically, scan the QR code below
or email YouAreFirst@cltairport.com.
Place “Neighborhood Update” in the
subject line, and enter your name and
address in the body of the email.
Implementation
Action Plan
Summer 2016
Mid-Term
Open House /
Workshop
Mid-Term
Open House /
Workshop
Spring
Final
Open House
For more information about CLT,
visit cltairport.com.
Final “Reveal”
Open House
Summer
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Strategic
Development
Planning Meeting
an invitation postcard to properties
in the study area. A follow up
meeting is planned for Summer
Noise Exposure Map
Continued from front page
One approved by the FAA, the
contours become official. The FAA
recommends that Noise Exposure
that will reveal the working plan and
Several public information meetings
Maps be updated periodically to
gather feedback on the strategy.
were held in various communities
take into consideration changes
to allow the public to provide airport
that may have occurred at airports,
officials with feedback. Those
such as aircraft fleet changes or
comments were added to the draft
an increase or decrease in aircraft
interactive exercises. The date, venue
document, which was part of the
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and time of the meeting will be
Airport’s submission to the FAA.
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The community meeting will include
a report of initial development
concepts and seek input through
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Airport Officials Update
Surrounding Neighborhoods
Charlotte Airport officials attended
On February 25, Airport officials
two neighborhood meetings recently
attended the Steele Creek Residents
with the surrounding communities.
Association Annual Meeting at
The Airport hosted a meeting with
Christ the King Church on South
the Berewick community February
Tryon Street. At the meeting, which
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included several City Departments,
recent impact of noise/flights over
residents were able to learn how
their neighborhood. CLT staff, along
Noise Exposure Maps work, as
with FAA officials, spoke about
well as review the flight patterns
the change in flight patterns, the
over the neighborhood from the
impacts to the community and what
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would be expected in the future.